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In this video, you will learn about AI use cases for Linux administration.

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So how do you use AI as a Linux administrator?

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Well, modern Linux systems generate lots of data.

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And analyzing this data is not always easy.

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That's where AI comes in.

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It can help and detect anomalies before failures occur, or interpret log messages and recommend

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solutions.

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Different tools can be used to do so, depending on the specific requirement that you've got.

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And Gen-AI solutions can be used to provide specific advice on handling tasks.

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They're very good at recognizing irregularities and matching that to a specific solution.

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Some examples, in RHEL 10, there is a command line assistant, which provides the C command

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as a chat client about command line usage.

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Do notice that it doesn't require registration.

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You would use a command like C, write the script, that, whatever you want your script

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to do.

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SELinux uses SELert, which uses SELinux AI to analyze audit messages and recommend solutions.

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And Ansible has Ansible Lightspeed, which is an AI system that can help in generating

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Ansible playbooks automatically.

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But hey, in all these cases, AI may be fantastic, but you always need to verify, because AI

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might miss the point, and then you come in to make sure that AI is doing the right thing.